Fw c1a1

[Curtton]

The Stirling was not overly accurate, Spray and pray design but a ton of fun. The mag location worked great for us Lefties as a handle!

i recall walking with a sterling among the "coffins" in chilliwack range, not knowing which of the coffin a fiberglass figure would pop up.

bang... bang... bang... the figures automatically falls back down after being hit. that was fun.

 

[shortandlong]

I argued with a Sargeant who insisted the pistol only holds 10 shots. That was in the 90s. They should teach iron back up sights.

Unless your sof or it’s been changed their back ups are plastic and suck

 

[Deckard]

I imagine so. But it could save their butt. Optics go down. Many of us rock 45 degree sights at very least.

 

[Moparlover]

what would the value be to a collector if they were dewat

 

[chanrobi]

That's insane. I have heard a lot about CF infantry training and not much of it was positive. The pistol training they get is next to non existent from what I have gathered.

Pistol training is not done at inf dp1 anymore, it's when your unit feels like doing it.

I was lucky enough to shoot the hi power at our IBTS and i'm not even inf, i'm a gunner...

I mean our land course got neutered so we really only learn C9 now.

Apaprently M72/CG/Grenades and pistol is not important to know for combat arms.

 

[recce]

The Stirling was not overly accurate, Spray and pray design but a ton of fun. The mag location worked great for us Lefties as a handle!

BS. I did a couple of firepower demos for recruits with the C1 smg and I could easily hit a box lunch at 100m on repetition. I own a sterling police carbine and it easily hjts within the 5 1/2 bull from the sterling manual.

 

[Deckard]

The truth is in the middle. We all know open bolt takes practice. I was plenty pleased to get the old school C7.